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A safety audit is a comprehensive assessment of an organisation's safety program and systems. The purpose of a safety audit is to identify areas where the organisation's safety program or systems are not effective and make recommendations for improvement. A safety audit typically includes a review of the business’s safety policies and procedures, as well as interviews with employees and managers. It may also include observations of work activities.

You should update your risk management plan whenever there are changes to your project that could affect the likelihood or severity of risks. For example, if your project team experiences turnover, you'll need to update your plan to account for the new personnel. Similarly, if the scope of your project changes, you'll need to revisit your risks and adjust your mitigation strategies accordingly. As a general rule of thumb, it's a good idea to review and update your risk management plan at least once per quarter to ensure it remains relevant and effective.